It "might" be Nimblewill. The leaves look a little dark for Nimblewill, and a little too wide, but who knows. I have a small patch of it in a spot I don't take care of very well (between a driveway and the property line). It is seeding right now in NY Zone 6 (I'm in Central Valley, NY) - throwing 3" seed heads above the plants. The only product that treats Nimblewill reliably is "Tenacity" which isn't OK'ed for residential use yet. It is also extremely expensive ($700 a gallon, although a gallon will treat acres and acres).

I have had great luck with AndyÂs, and been pleased with their service. I also have been delighted with Cal-Orchids and feel the value is top notch. I cannot say enough how great the service and integrity is from Cal-Orchids. I phoned in my last order and spoke with the owner. After talking at length with them about an order I was considering and debating the purchase of a Eurychone rothschildianum given my growing conditions etc, he actually noted that at times these plants have struggled there & offered me an alternative vendor that he felt had more vigorous plants if I was set on purchasing one! I bought it from him anyway just because I was so impressed with his forthright nature. All of the plants in that order were top notch in every way and that includes the little Eurychone which is doing quite nicely as well in its new home. I am going back for some Coelogyne when I can fund the venture, though my spouse thinks we have "enough" orchids. I think a few more will fit till I can build a green house. Heh Heh. The Angraecum magdalenae I recently purchased from EooM is exceptional and thriving in spite of a rather big shock upon arrival in Northern Wi, there are 6 blooms with the first open yesterday, the fragrance is intoxicating. It is summering outdoors on my front deck with my other higher light plants and when I go out first thing in the morning to check on them that single flower has saturated the immediate area with a fragrance that I can best characterize as a mix of gardenia and cloves! I am sorry to report that it was a special sale on divisions from their mother plant I just happened across while browsing and when I checked back they were gone. The plant I received has 5 robust growths with the flowers arising from the main growth. I think it was tremendously undervalued. It is my first Ang to be in bloom and I am ecstatic. EooM has Prosthechea radiata that I also purchased at the same time, and they still had some left when last I checked. Look under species. It was my understanding that a portion of Encyclia including fragrans, radiata and others were reclassified into Genus Prothechea based on DNA data. I have seen several vendors recently with both Prosthechea and Encyclia plants listed within a group that probably belong in Prosthechea. I am not an expert in plant systematics though and could easily be misled. I did answer a question I was going to post about the reference to Botanica  I could not find a site matching until I went fact finding on Prosthechea, and it was a first hit in Google. Funny. Is this the place? http://www.botanicaltd.com It is on my list to peruse at a later date. Richard from Wisconsin

Island Breeze- I got it from a nursery in Canton on Ford Road. I think it's called Lucas. In any case it is on the north side a maile or so west of Prospect. They had a number of them left but they may have stored them elsewhere. They were marked at 59.95 but she gave me 15% off. I couldn't talk them down any further becasue they are able to overwinter them. Mine is in great shape, I moved it inside the other day. It has about three feet of trunk and a great canopy. It had flowered and or seeded at some point because there dried out inflouresence (spelling?) and there are some new pouches forming. My hope is to see it flower next summer.

Yes , definitely those two will have problems. Apparently i remember her telling me the night she was leaving that she signed some sort of contract stating that if there was a fight like this again then its straight divorce...i thought about later andi'm still laughing! I went for marriage counciling for a few months. My husband refused cause he had issues about councilors since his previous marriage failed and he looks at them as a last resort. I personally like saving something at the beginning...no point in waiting till the end...there might not be anything to save at times! Anyways...i realized that i had alot of negative peopel coming around. I remember when a particular friend came around , after she left we would get into a major fight...and then we'ld think back why we fought..and it would be over something stupid. Then of course we realize it was her! She would come over and dig info all the negative stuff and it just oozed from her....i started to cut her out of our lives. Then low and behold she was caught drinking and driving. she left our place sober and was arrested that same night. Keeps changing her story...she's out of our lives. We've dumped others and my husband and i finally spoke about everythign last night from A to Z. we realized that we need to keep positive people around us. Not people who can't handle their problems. We all have problems...its just how we handle it. So yes, our time is spent with more positive people. My friend was the last string left hanging...:) i was so relieved this morning. She was not on the couch sleeping...didn't have see her at night. Got my routin back...my husband said the same thing as he walked out of the bathroom naked from a shower. I started to laugh, i told him we are not tkaing anymore stray dogs. They can go home to their moms! Cheers to relaxing!!!! and i'm glad for all your thoughts. I am just amazed how some people can marry and just live like that! wow!